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Question Number 132082 by liberty last updated on 11/Feb/21
Solve∫dx(1+x2)3?
Answered by EDWIN88 last updated on 11/Feb/21
OstrogradskimethodConsiderddx(ax3+bx(x2+1)2)=−ax4+(3a−3b)x2+b(x2+1)3∫ddx[ax3+bx(x2+1)2]=∫−ax4+(3a−3b)x2+b(x2+1)3dx+∫cx2+1dxcomparingcoefficients1=−ax4+(3a−3b)x2+c(x2+1)2+b1=(c−a)x4+(3a−3b+2c)x2+b+cwegeta=c,b+c=1,3a−3b+2c=0thena=c=38;b=58thereforeI=18[3x3+5x(x2+1)2]+38∫dxx2+1I=18[3x3+5x(x2+1)2]+38arctan(x)+cpleasecheck
Answered by liberty last updated on 11/Feb/21
byOstrogradskimethodlet∫dx(x2+1)3=ax3+bx(x2+1)2+∫cx2+1dxdifferentiatingbothsides1(x2+1)3=(3ax2+b)(x2+1)2−4x(x2+1)(ax3+bx)(x2+1)4+cx2+11(x2+1)3=(3ax2+b)(x2+1)−(4ax4+4bx2)(x2+1)3+c(x2+1)2(x2+1)31=3ax4+3ax2+bx2+b−4ax4−4bx2+cx4+2cx2+c1=(−a+c)x4+(3a−3b+2c)x2+b+cwegetc=a;b+c=1;3a−3b+2c=0⇒5c−3(1−c)=0;8c=3c=a=38andb=58thentheintegralbecome∫dx(x2+1)3=3x3+5x8(x2+1)2+∫38dx(x2+1)=3x3+5x8(x2+1)2+38arctanx+c
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